Jordi Alba – Updates, Stats & Highlights
If you love football, you’ve probably seen Jordi Alba sprint down the left flank, deliver a perfect cross or celebrate a crucial goal. This page pulls together everything you need to know about him right now – recent matches, career facts and what might come next.
Career Highlights
Alba started his senior journey with Sevilla before moving to Barcelona in 2012. At Barça he became a key part of the famous "tiki‑taka" style, helping the club win multiple La Liga titles and two Champions League crowns. He’s also earned over 80 caps for Spain, winning Euro 2008 and reaching the World Cup final in 2022.
Known for his speed, stamina and pinpoint crossing, Alba often joins attacks while still keeping solid defensive work. Fans remember his quick overlap against Real Madrid in 2015 – a moment that still shows up on highlight reels.
What’s Next for Jordi Alba?
This season has been a mix of ups and downs. He started most games, but occasional injuries limited his minutes. When he played, his passing accuracy stayed above 85% and he averaged 1.3 key passes per match, keeping Barcelona’s left side dangerous.
Rumors are swirling about a possible move abroad once his contract ends in 2025. Some clubs from MLS and the Middle East have shown interest, but Alba says he wants to finish his career at a high level. Until then, expect him to mentor younger players while still delivering those trademark runs.
On the international stage, Alba remains a regular starter for Spain. He helped secure qualification for Euro 2024 with several assists and even scored a crucial goal against Italy in the playoffs. His experience is valuable as La Roja aims for another deep tournament run.
Use this page to stay on top of every Jordi Alba update. New articles, match reports and analysis are added regularly, so you’ll never miss a beat whether he’s defending, attacking or making headlines off the pitch.
Inter Miami Player Ratings: Jordi Alba Shines in 3-3 Thriller Against St. Louis City SC
In an exciting 3-3 draw between Inter Miami and St. Louis City SC, Jordi Alba stole the limelight from Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez. Alba not only assisted both players but also scored a dramatic game-tying goal in the final minutes. St. Louis took the lead three times, with Miami responding each time. This match marked Messi's last appearance before the Copa America.
